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Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
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A,ASs,AslE2Msl. a aSszAl sras~J s rch st. Phi.
Pa. ease al once. No operation or buslhess
delay. Thousands OF cures AZ keystone
Hou.e. Rscding, Pa Ind Saturday ~ eaoh
month t:ord fHr circulars. Aovlon Iree.
Many appliances and Treatments for the ir. cure
of rirnturt are advertised. but Il certainly mus.
be ACCEPTED as true that IN most fellapit tesli-
mony must come frCm people who are ~ po-
sitlon to speak from experience. Following
are a few tier selected from nanv thou san1s
OF similar character, received from p'oPie
WIN INV ~, iss7. This is to certify that was
ruptured. Through Dr. y. Il. Mayer trtat
mert am completely c1Tedi @ ana t.ce .tc'nI or the he
Peace, Clarkshoro', i. j.. ,.,,-
NV son was ruptured from birth until years
old. took him TO doctors, tried many irnsseS; 81
had him at hospitals and at the University q, 81
Penn'a.. with no relief, gro" Ing worse uStil
G2k him 70 Dr ~ D. Msyer s Gave 81 him nrea ease t al
once and entirely cured him. william n dS,N' DtN'
,S2e Montrose st., Phila' So,anI sworn May -o'n'
April Il, 1886 DR.. J b; Mayer, DEAR ,ra sia;
MANY yea's S ago received n severe rupture;; 7;
came under your treatment anm g9n, nosrd Of
PHYSICIANS of the United States Pension De,
partment, January g. los no trace nI 9i rTpsute te
could be found rHn am ssafiy entiEely sas cured %
'' Yours. x 9. Foster, ila ogden psia la;i Phiia'
Frank Deamtr, Y North Ihird sts orrs rnia "a. Pa
John Walker, So3s North Fifth St, Phila.
TIL B. Hartung, New flnpeOlul %. Dhua
| William W. Lee, l7i7 Frankfora ave, Lhita'
| A. ID, Go!dsworthv, Centralia, Columns -, 30
q q. Pipher, 1O8 south bird ST., Reanlhg' fa
| israel sandt Main ST.. South Eastoh, fh'
| Marina Huber Bird-in-Eand. Pa.
| D' j. Dcllett, 2i4 South Twelf h ~ heauihB'
X II Kenny GDi South 9th St.. Phlla:,
H.. A. Hamilton, III Frai Kiln 81, fhiIns, Bs,,s
| Iacoh q. Schaut. 952 North Tenth 81, rhiia'
J"V a.. onimby, 70 Pearl ST., Reading, Pa;
4 & RIcinge ma, Limekiln, Berks Co.. ia'
dih. SIN tn, Ar Greenwich ST. Phila, pa
IL, q Lyme, 3i6 ). lith ST., iiarrisouis'
g, W. Watt, Norrlstown "a. ,Iorrishur0
ii. T., Hershey, Hershey House, Harfispnih'
n q Rossiter, PhoeniXville "a, po
| i. Homes Philips, Kenngtt square, "a pht,a
| Thandore Matthes 9G West YORK ol'' niia'
l T. Price, ~ aynpsbOro. ia,
| John Yates, 42i Vine st. Phlla.
A. II. McNaight, Lev stown, fap,
| Z, p. Deturck, ley. Berks Co., "a ps
n. shoup, 4th Il Bingaman SITS, heapiiuIE, I
| Ernest Fatiguet, 202l Lawrence ~ 'i"'
n. l. Rowe, s09 Elm St, Rea ing, fA'
I Il. r, Soov, Mantua, Gloucester Co., N;;,,ii.
| j. Nj, Lutz 926 West Hpntin don St'' rin,iia ma
" X Danennower 2nS FairhillS ST., ihi,a; hn,s;,
Jacob Dambach, Jr, 2al2 Lswrence Sng a., rhi, pa
George lie hel 223l Reese ST., Phida. co
John III, Shea er, Yellow House, Berks "; vi
| refer you to any of the sbove people, al. y, y
l whom are permanently cured. Senu 10, i,Gi, "
eular &c, to main office, s3i Arch ST., MIA ~,
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DEGIsTER,S ORDER.
y REG ISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
November 3, 1887 }
Upon the application of Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, executor o!
John, Eehrenbach, late Of Wilmington
IS ordered :, and. directed by the Reg.
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice of granting of letters Testsmentary
upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within 40 days from the date Of such
letters IN six Of the most public
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided ;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
3 newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and to
he continued therein three weeks (e, do
{ ~~~( Given under the hand and Seal OF
Il. s. }0fice of the Register aforesaid, at
t->>-- Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE. persons having claims againet
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly. attested to the Executor,
on or before November 3, 1sSS, or
abide the .,Asd Act of Assembly in such case made
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE.
POST COMPANY, Executor.
Addr ess. Wilmington Del. novS-8w-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
a Bad Place for Horses

improvements ere needed TO the new
brid Re over the Brandywino. The tlooI
On account of beirg so leval will NOT
she'd the rain water which falls upon 1t
This horse ways become siipnery and p
number Of horses have fallen on the
btiige QuiFh racently
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
For SAFE.
4E COUNTRY SEAT

O. ~ - wv ~ N 01C n 4
4 H.HtT. 81 uated vt the foot
tft .t. lymouJ. Del Eleven
F a superb and thoroughly
O., .A. to srashUre for cool
b e .rt p close view Of the sAi =
+ no aHh-N There are two a. ArJOinlug
- Chambers ant s rooms on
taE.r, aud numerous clos Is.
Y .fni ~ water u gardener r
80. 3HVsc for assist ant gard
Y @ '..i aud tool house, II stDH"
1 20 a .L. coach house, having I
t.' '.s. .'nm for six or eight car
ha.a'- room, n large green
'.rl .Hi-, also a ro house am. a
p, r.- a't'cd by hot water, with
! .N'f To- s'' any required heat The
Y '' '-'-tl# hundred feet, protected
"A CEN mt, with cap 81 ne
IT,. A per. with bridge, eN-
? -. '-.t NO th rlyer. A larg z
l. ..a GARDEN. This situation Is
.tt Ma aria or chilfs rOK A
hIaNr an uucqualet sltua-
T. ".- y e requirements of a tca-
l 81 the shore at this
|. So rrN lew degrees nortI OF
We INNER wind comes to II
:. irr' are two miles oi water
,' Ntw '"t- y shore. AGlcar view
''-E,ts arri ing from the sea
= IN the ocean, until they
u 1859 house and many miles up
- NILIIAM T. CRESSON,
!, sAa street, Philadelph IA.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
111 Years Old.
Dallas News

Dallas News.
a csse OF Yemerkahle loDge7!ty In
that OF Frank Hslks, colpred, reading
within ten m!iSs %! HcKiuBey. over
whose remarkable hn%n III samnlets
have rolled. The evlieuce OF MA aga is
afforded by u b,J o. $50 fEcrl ulAva
trader 70 r. Il Ht.c8, da:ed 1850 aud
certifying thai d!CE3 WAS taen 81 yea,s
olj. A. al q ga.e OF a. staVn like that
OF hOrsn tbs ysnGsT, wLie he m!ast
have on orJgct in uudefgst az Tue age
Ioi his chat'sl, cou G have NJ pOssl0 o
motive In adc.uE u MS Years, tie pr CT
th1t htcbS has peDt III JeaE8 la Ia 8
vale Of years. - aaLciusive.
H-CEai tGg1sL lt.tle bent, 70 In -er-
feet hs9 III, 40, looking a day over 10,
aud giving hop 80 'Aat.I.g another
qGSrttr " s. 'en ur' or 70 sog 20 years.
WsEA 70 i - Mr " rtCh he Sas thrown
IN wita his vie, mn T. TIE .tlTty -sa7en
ears thai have siLcs eiegsed he has
nevsr tAi.ei OF dong am.,a's work ct
hos.ne, ara lila year with the sid CT
his wife, Low la box so j yess, ne hae
| harvested eight h4lps OF cUb'or, which
be sol ia Mckinney lasi week. The
/ c N Was 4r1wn ou the piArtst!0n of
Il
former slave's old azc and etigent ser
vios al eSs hl.n the frsa Gao OF all the
land he can farm
By his p.eseI wife H.oba had fifteen
children, thirteen OF whom were liyiDg,
and by fornler wives lie has many Chill.
ldren--hs says the e33i Lord only
knows tho nlmbgl--.cle of whom, Il
they ars yet liv.r2, aus. 90 octogsna
risus H;s early families ware born in
South Osro!ina 10 which he wa
brought in q SLAYER from the c1ast o
IG 'oIgia when lie vas cpls 10 years old
de remembers nsu9ht OF his NATIVE
land, but has dis!.ae. recollection @
his voyage tc the aud Of poudnge Il
was always faith u Ia his services ant
be proudly acknow. cd ge- that be neithe
imerited nor received harsh ireatmen
ON any OF his 10 lEe7s Hs descend
auta, In the opiniou o; Mr.. Welch, ex
ceed thousand.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
JAS. A. KELLY

Rststler of Fine Wines, Whn Eies, etS
Ten and Shipiey streets ipnone ~ 's'
No. IA,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

At Roaring Creek, in Rsodoiph
County, w Va, resides the ts.lesj and
~eifh,isst family IN tie u led States
The fam lily Of JoL1 z. eaott consisted
Of ten children, all boys, two OF whom
died In their infancy. The height Of
the remaining eight is Individually
over elk feet The fa'her weighs 22s
hounds; Mrs. Scott, 205; EE9h, 230;
Oliver j., 297; Charles j., &c: Jsfson,
2l5; james, 937; Winfield, 220; John,
$50; Ed win, 283. Weight Of the Whole
family, 2,438 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

~ aen b.by was sick, We gave her Casto "a. "a,
When she was Child. she cried ior tstorii tI,i
~ ZEN she nsd hndren, shegsvc then "a
totts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
DR.. THEEL,
,9S NORTH FoURTH STREET

ZOO NORTH FOURTH STREET
CCC BELOW GREEN ST.. PHILA.
UNFoRTuNATEs, male sex, afflicted with
private disease, blood poison, skin trouble,
pimples, kidney, lost vitality, nervous debili.
tv,.early decay. obftruction or in1ammstlon,
structures obstinate ulcers, &C., should con.
advertising specialist. DIR. THEEL, 53s
NORTH FOURTH ST.. PHILA. % years practi
cal experience, whois capable of curing you,
no mattel how dangerous your ease may be.
Acute cases TO 10 days, after being robbed OF
your money and health by inscriptions ply
sicians, Quacks, &c, that call themselves spec.
ialists. Write for Book 'TRUTu'' and be con-
WINGED that there is a cure for you. pR,
THEEL has no equal in quick, safe ahd per.
ing lying advertisements. Hours, to g 6 to
.. Wednesday and Saturday evenings I'LL 20
Sundays till /. MO
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

Z 5i-%5TOBY BEIUK HOUSE
:. Sdo Of lowering avenue,
-.sh sect, VIII soil cheap, and
u. HGrchnshr. Monthly install
q 20 IL Linden street. Apply
) GRsuIt. this otflce. il5.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

..t-E iR WANT OF USE, A
~ hrtE2, 7years old, sound and
y -'a LciIve, 3 first class road
'' ogGt uader the sad n,
Y ~ -ly mans horse. Dan
'e.,., from s a. In. to 3 at stan 10,
81 ssi Orange streets, or areel-
T.. ] Ef.icuiRrJ, at this office.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
Iat a Time

4v lad trying TO swallow
H. rIl with its dim 4i
| disgusting its bitter
H. q contrast 10 Ayers
gsuu wen alled "ned-
+.. the only fear tr-
[ ,s may be tempted into
| q. a dose. Bnt The
| r..u and should be
arL
1 n y, Of Chittenarro,
4 $50. exactly what hundneds
|, Il. greater length. He
|. L.,s.l.artic Pills arc highly
T.ey are perfect in form
..d ;iteiF effects are all
.artill physician could
E - Laye supplanted all the
| |gI pular here, and I think
Inc before any other can
/ a,v.l at all compare with
81 who buy your pills get
,I..r money"
pleasant, and certain il
,..a concise testimony
!, -r- 7. Walker, OF Martins
H.a.
+ i,scll all similar prep
Thr public having once use'
!! l.'c 10 others. - Berry
az Aflanta. Ga,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
or M. a. DAUPHIN.
WnshlnKso y. q.
ADDRESS Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK
Now Orleans. In.

DEMCMpEp That the presence Of
nDM ElM DEN Generals Boauregard
ARD E3riY, who Gre in charge Of the draw.
and integrity, that the chances are al
equal and that no ono can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prixe.
REMEM BER that tho payment Of An
Prizes Is GUARANTEED By FOUE
NATIONAL RANKS OF New Orleane,
snd tho Tickets arc signoi by the Presf-
dont of an Institution, whose Chartered
rights are recognized In til 3 highest Courts;
therefore, beware Of any limitations or an
uoymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
SURPRISING!

~ Y Al A1U1NN' .
To many why we sell
SO many clothing, but
why shouldn't we. at
the prices for which we
sell our First Grade of
Clothing? We often
have people to tell US
they never had such
satisfaction in wearing
clothing The fit is
easy, goods wear well
and look we'll all the
time. You know we
make many Suits and
Overcoa and take
particular pains in cut
ting, trimming and max
ing. Some people think
there is nothing in the
get.up of clothing,
The difference is, some
are got up to sell, ours
to wear.
What makes oatr Sue
cess in Merchant Tailor
ing is the kind of goods
we keep and the price
for which we make
them up. You never
saw a better selection
of fine goods than we
carry, or never will find
anybody more anxious
to accommodate and
try to please than we
are. We like to show
our goods and have
people know our prices.
JAS. 7. MULLIl& sOs,
rAILoRsss& 9TH & MARKET
cLOTHIKRS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
A Waighty Family,

Dyspepsia, the root Of nnumerahle evils Z
readily cured by tas ing Ayers Sarsaparl!.n.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
HOW TO DO IT.

Fl e W h @
scorclles b i s
finger knows.
or ought to
know, that by
holdingit near
fire or flame
the greater e T
heat of t h c
latter, acting
by attraction,
draws out the
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

2 e A VERY DESIRABLE,
o. ~ res; conveniently located 3
i.tttJn; easy terms. Address
81 '"i.e G-r, Attorneys for heirs.
oll-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
MDTICES.

yrHE GROCERs' ASSOCIATION DE
L elre to Lease a roJm or ro0ns in tn
central part of the city; possession about
January let; location on Market street pre-
ferred Address Grocers' Room COMMITTEE,
this ottice. nlSot
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26
staUteu.

NLI.-A FlRsr.OLaSS WHITE
n, :ests lrant, GOOD wsgee
d 81. I!lly at tbs Malta House
h. Wa:tr Rld King cts. h91-lott
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

y. ,..''t-AAH9E AND SMALL
~ ia NaEong al fair prices.
Z t5.,itten =, of bua!nesa wagons. W.
-' a!i .ad French sts. alo-3ms
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

SsT. GEORGE OUMMANDERY, G.E.,
= will meet az headquarters at p. m. on
saturday, 2e.h inst, 10 attend Dup ont Post
Fair. ii. McALLISrES, Captain. na5 2t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

K, BH' 81 hG HOUSE, NO. 2ll W.
n IN 'ieSt. Ap ly TO aEORGE M.
r. car Delawars Junction. or te
sN' nc -anlley, 0. @ Market. n19. II
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

az . RENT-A TWELVE
i i 3.t3 shipley street. Inquire of
=, .Lt...Jif. Possession given on
.''-t'' o26-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

y f-2 OR 8 GOOD BRICK
mtpi, or viii, trade for build
" go .arn j. q. Pickles,
''' s't "a VII, Del. oS-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

(suHs THE STORE AT NO. s4g
EO' M 5sTeet ist Apply to JOHN FULL
' west 9th street n2l.l2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

EEli-lJkSD SDEHS, AT M II 5.
! sIsues.eEF, no. 4l2 King atree'
lpOu 2, and homo cont forts. C2o 1og
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

liz ,n5E y ME- TO THE PREMISES
Scsi tnitc'iper, tnit Nov. ls, 1887, red
wiz Il not caDei tor within
|h p,unnTe ~ ne sold according to law
ooL q, ashland, Dol ms std .2tw
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

X BA Y FRESH COWS, SscE
"s9- u Newport, by VIM. EH.
p.3-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

fED-BOARDER5 Al MRS
(iNoGRs, No. SO OranIe st oS-Sm
Daily Republican., 1887-11-26

u il.LIAM T. CRESSON,
s4a street, Philadelph IA.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
A Pennsylvania Mine Cavc-In.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 20 Another extern
siye cavern occurred on the lands of til
Paramount Coal company, near Plttston on
the Delaware g. Hudson railroad, at 4:SO this
morning. The miners living in the vicinity
We're awakened by the deep rumbling as If
an earthquake shock and for q time there
was great excitement. The track of the
Delaware & Hudson railroad which crosses
the land caved In has sunk from ten to fif-
teen feet and all passengers are transferred to
waiting trains on either side. The loss to
the Paramount Coal company will reach
over Sl00,O0p The cave-in was the result of
persistent pillar robbing from the vein near
est the surface The pillars were obbed un-
til there was practically nothing left to sup
port the roof of the mine.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
Prize Fight stopped By ! ROW.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 29.-Jimmy
Mitchell, Of this city, and Paddy Smith, 81
Brooklyn, fought here last night for the
Police Gazette belt, the American light
weight championship and $3.50 side Smith
weighed 13l and Mitchell 1872 Fifty men
were present Sixteen rounds were fought,
ending in draw caused by the spectators
breaking into the ring and engaging in
general scuffie The noise attracted the az
tention Of policeman outside, who blew bis
whistle for help. There was wide scram.
bic and some Of the spectators escaped Te
in all were arrested, including Mitche
Smith and .Nitchier sGoldin. AT / 'cldc
in the morning friends of the fighters were
still hunting for magistrate to give them a
hearing Mitchell had the best of the fight
throughout.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
An Illinois shooting ARRAY.

NASHVILLE, H., March GA shooting.
ARRAY that. caused intense excitement oc-
CURED here about o'clock yesterday. Will
lam Miller, a prominent and respectable
farmer living near here, was shot and it is
thought, fatally wounded, by his son-in-law,
John Ford, shiftless, good-for- nothing.
Miller was shot down while he was hitching
his team near the public square Family
troubles of long standing was the incentive.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
AM OCEAN TRLP eY HIMsELF.
The Experience or Captain Paul Boynton
in a High, Raging Sen.


PROVIDENCE, K. L, March ~. Capt. Paul
BoyIiton, the famous swimmer and adven-
turer, was taken here yesterday from the
steamer William Lawrence, OF the Provi-
dence, Norfolk & Baltimore line. having
been picked up in a terrible sea off the Jer-
sey coast on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Capt Bsynton, who intends to make trip
down the Hudson through the ice fslds when
they break up, left New York on schooner,
the nam. OF which he would rot tell, on
Friday afternoon. He went out beyond the
Jersey capes, and wearing his rubber suit,
was dumped into the raging seas early Sat
urday morning by the. schooner's crew. He
inten led to make a littls ocean trip all by
hills.if and started hopefully and ioyfully
for the Jersey shore in the vicinity of Cape
-day.
He wandered about all day, splashing here
and there and making good Roadway to the
beach. He found upon getting near shore
that il would DE WORTH his life TO attempt to
maze landing on the sand, and then, night
co.ntls on, he forced his way out to sea, pre-
ferring to take the risk of the deep rather
than the danger Of the coast and the noun
famous surf. lie tagged and signalled sew
efal vessels buG as he lies so closely in the
water, a III as the sea was so high he could
MAKE no one sac him. He succeeded
in attracting the notice of the Law
renee about 4 O'Clock by waving an
ensign union down on his paddle.
He was taken aboard and brought to this
city He lett for Boston in the afternoon,
but will return to New York Immediately.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
IRISH COMPLIMENTARY FUND.
Steps Taken 70 Organize Demonstrators
Against Coercion II Irelnnd.

AS-AH1'. -<tF14 o4-N IA LADAA me-
NEW York, March 20.-The executive
committee Of the Irish parliamentary fund
met yesterday afternoon JUICE Brown, Of
the city court, presided The object OF the
meeting was to organize demonstration
against the new measures Of coercion in Ire
land The chairman announced that the
sum Of nearly $1,000 stu remains to the
credit Of the Hoffman houss SUPPLEMENTARY
committee Of which Mr. Eugene Kelly Is
chairman.
Gen O'Bsrne said In reference to the ap-
piication Of this fund that in the face Of the
brutal coercion proposed by Balfour, the
new chief secretary for ireland, no time
should be lost by the committee In this city
to aid the people OF ireland morally and
financially. He was in favor, il necessary,
Of holding weekly meetings should the situa-
tion in Ireland become alarming. Then the
COMMITTEES mist BE- prepared to meet the
smerg ency. Commissioners James s. Cole
maj and Miles M. O'Brien and other promi-
nent gentlemen incurred in these views
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
Fencing Match.

NEW YoRK, March 29.-The fencing match
for 81, 200 and the championship Of America,
with foits and French triangular duelling
swords between Regis Ssnace, of New York
and Louis Tronehet, Of Paris, France, took
place before a large audience at Cos1nopoli-
tan hall yesterday evening. The conditions
Of the match were as follows: Two assaults
Of fifteen minutes each with foits and after
an intermission one assault Of fifteen minutes
with swords. Professor Courbisier acted as
referee. Tronchet won the first assault by
score of eight points to six. Senace won the
second assault by a score of five to three,
making the points with foits even. In the
deciding assault with swords Tronchet was
declared the winner by score of six to
three, or total of seventeen to fourteen
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30

WASHINGTON, March Oh J. Rarnsdell,
an intimate friend of the Adams family, re-
ferring to the suit recently instituted against
sl,e Adams estate says: II know that George
w. Adams never made will He told me a
short time before his death Shortly after
the death of his daughter he came to me
and said he wanted to make a win, and
wanted to have me assist in drawing it up,
ON account Of my long experience as register
IT wills He spoke OF having Benjamin g.
Eovejoy, his attorney, draw up the viii
Nothing more was said about it for some
time, but Just before he -as finally taken
sick Mr. Adams again SPIKE to me about the
matter, but nothing was done am sure If
any VIII had been made, would have known
o. it,
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-30
Reckless Killing.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 90 Accounts
reached the city yesterday of remarkably
reckless killing night before last, about sew
enteen miles southwest of the city. The vic
tim was an lnofensive young man named
Kindred About dark he stopped at the
house of a family named Crowd, wanting to
spend tine night, but he was told he was not
wanted, as there was no nun at home He
went away, ami a neighhor named Justice,
hearing OF the affair, started in pursuit with
several grown sons. Overtaking him, they
made him throw mp his hands, but he started
toward the elder Justice, who leyeled shot
gun at hin and ordered him to stop. He an
swered: "I'.n not afraid Of your gum" and
did not stop, whereupon Justice fired, lodg-
ing load of buckshot IN his breast. He
walked few steps and fell dead At last
accounts Justice had not been arrested.
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a Destructive Fire.

WEST PoINT, Ga, March 29-Fire broke
put last night at Z o'clock in the West Point
Manufacturing Company's mills, four and a
half miles below town. The building was
totally destroyed. The estimated loss is
S250, 600; insurance about $4,000 The
owners say they viii rebuild at once. Two
hundred operatives will be thrown out Of
employment
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New York BOodlers, Trial.

New York, March 29.-No Justice could
be found to continue Justice Barrett's Oyer
and Terminer to-day, and Justice Patterson
came in long enough to adjourn the session
to Friday morning, when the district attor-
ney viii no doubt move the case of ex- Com
missioner Squire and the boodlers for trial
ON Monday in the April Oyer and Terminer
before Presiding Justice Van Brunt
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Strike Threataned.

I. NEW YORK, March IA general strike
Of the two thousand stonecutters in Kings
county is threatened unless their demands
are granted They belong to the Stonecut-
ters' union, and ask for an increase Of 10 per
cent. in wages from and after April . The
bosses offer an increase of per cent and
say that if it is not accepted they will have
all their work done at Quincy, Mass.